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A calendar made of streets

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The origin
How the idea of building a calendar with streets named after dates began.
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The street of dates
A street in Berga has commemorated three different dates.
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The missing Thursday in Riudecanyes
A village with streets named after weekdays… except Thursday.
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A calendar of songs and more
Dates also appear in songs. A musical calendar could exist.
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Odonyms
What street names are called and what happens when the name is a date.
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The street of 31 September
A street with an impossible date in Puerto Vallarta.
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Cities named after dates
Some towns are also named after dates.
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Artés (el Bages). A curiosity
A restaurant in Artés hid a small square with an unexpected date.
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A singular chronoway: June 11, 2011
A community-created street recalls the neighbourhood recovery of Can Batlló.
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Avinguda Diagonal (1931–1939)
Diagonal Avenue once bore the name of a key date from the Second Republic.
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A chronovia in the ruins of Epecuén
Among the ruins of a flooded town, its main avenue can still be identified.
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A chronovia at the Tandil Museum
An old plaque preserved in a museum recalls Argentina’s independence date.
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Background and acknowledgement
Others had already tried to complete a calendar using streets named after dates.